Dangote Moves To Build 12 New Plants
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Dangote Cement has sealed a $1 billion agreement with Chinese engineering giant Sinoma to build 12 new cement plants across Africa.
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The deal marks one of the company’s biggest expansion moves in recent years.
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The agreement will see Sinoma handle the construction of the new facilities in different African countries, boosting production capacity and strengthening Dangote Cement’s footprint on the continent.
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The company aims to meet rising demand for cement driven by infrastructure growth and housing projects.
The fresh investment is expected to create jobs, support local industries and reduce reliance on imported cement in several markets.
It also aligns with Dangote Cement’s plan to deepen its presence beyond Nigeria and remain a key player in Africa’s construction sector.
With this expansion, the company is positioning itself to take advantage of ongoing development projects across the continent while reinforcing its status as Africa’s largest cement producer.
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